‘Work from home,’ encourages the world’s energy watchdog
By Jess Weatherbed
Published on March 20, 2026.
The world's energy watchdog, the International Association of Energy and Natural Sciences, has urged people to work from home and reduce oil use. This includes reducing highway speed limits by at least 10 km/h, increasing car sharing and promoting efficient driving practices. Shifting LPG use from LPG to gasoline can help preserve essential supplies for essential purposes. Additionally, encourage the use of electricity by using electricity to generate electricity.
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